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EXECtTTIVE S'ITMMARY FOR ACTION
PORT AUTHORITY COMMISSION MEETING DATE: MAY 17, 1993
AGENDA ITEM: CONSIDER.ATION OF INVOICES AGENDA SECTION:
$ILLS AND COMMUNICATIUNS
PREQARED BY: JOHN MILLER, AGENDA��� A � �
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR �y�
ATTACF�2ENTS: INVOICES AP VE BY:
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The Port Authority has received the follawing invoices:
1. SEH, Inc. $5, 085 .90
2 . Economic Development Association $ 20 . 00
of Minnesota �
RECObII�1ENDED ACTION: Motion to approve invoices as presented.
PORT AUTHORITY ACTI4N: �
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� 3535 VADNAlS CENTER ORIVE,200 SEH CENTER,ST.PAUL,MN 55110 612 490-2U00 800 325-2055
- ARCHITECTURE • ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENTAL • TRANSPORTATION
Apri� 29 1993
IhvQlc �To. 17705
Pro�ec� No. 0000093164.01
CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
ATTN: JOHN MILLER
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR
2875 145TH STREET WEST
ROSEMOUNT MN 55068
For: BUSINESSPARKEINRSECTIONH32E I OF
Professional Services for the period ending Apri1 10, 1993
Professional Personnel
Hours Rate Amount
PROJECT MANAGER
SIMONS, DAVID 59 .0 60.61 3 ,575.73
PROJECT ENGINEER/ARCH
ELLE MICHAEL 13 .0 43 .56 566 .25
THOR�SON, RANDALL 1 .0 64 .48 64 .48
DESIGN ENGINEER/ARCH
ZIENTY, DANIEL 13 .5 49 . 76 671 .71
ADMINISTRATIVE
HANSON, CLARICE 3 . 5 39 . 84 139 .44
Totals 90 .0 5,017 .61
Total Labar 5,017 . 61
Reimbursable Expenses
EMPLOYEE MILEAGE 45 . 10
OTHER REIMBURSABLE EXF 5 . 69
WORD PROCE$SING 17 .50 �$.29
Total Reimbursables 68. 29 __________
Total this Invoice $ 5 ,085 .90
Cumulative Billings
Current Prior Pds To-date
Labor 5 ,017 . 61 5,017 .61
Expenses 68.29 68 .29
Totals 5,085 .90 5 ,085.90
SHORT ELLIOTT
HENDRICKSON INC. MINNEAPOUS,MN ST.CCOUD,MN CHIPPEWA FALtS,WI MADfSON,Wt
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EDAM SEM�.NAR
�YHEN: Wednesday,Ma,y i9, 1993,9:30 am-3:00 pm
IACA'ITON: St.Cloud Technical College, 1540 Narthway Drive,St Cloud,MN
TOPIC: "Economic Development and the Environment"
The seminar will provide up-to-date information on two environmental issues with sig�ufiicant
impact on econanuc developmen�Superfund clean-up of cont�minated landfills and the use of
tuc increment financing for polluted land clean-up.
Landfill Clean-up
There are 162 contaminated rnunicipal landfills in Minnesota and our current system for
financing clean-up,Superfwid,is inefficient and inequitable.
� The process is painfully slow and administrative and legal costs can exceed the amount actually
spent on clean-up.Worst of all,the Superfund process can lead to a debilitating round of third-
party lawsuits as named responsible parties sue other companies and local governments in an
effort to spread costs.The threat,economic and civic,to the affected commututy,is substt�ntiat.
The Minnesota Legislature failed a second time in 1993 to fix Superfiind.
Polluted Lands Tax Increment
Minnesota's tax increment financing law has special provisions to promote the clean-up of
contaminated lands and Minnesota Solutions is lobbying for improvements to the law this
session. The seminar will describe current and proposed authority for clean-up through ta�c
increment financing.
SCHEDULE: Registration......................................................................................................9:30 am
Superfund Panel.................................................................................10:00-12:00
Art Dunn,Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Jerry Johnson,Tri-Counry Solid Waste Cominission,St.Cloud
Jim Hoolihan,Hoolihan and Nells,St Cloud
Bill Blazer,Minnesora Chamber of Commerce
Lunch ..........................................................................................................12:00-1:00
TaxIncrement Pane1 .............................................................................1:00-3:00
Bonnie Balach,Minnesora Solutions,Duluth
Mary Ippel,Briggs&Morgan
Bob Geurs,City of St.Paul
cosr: $za.00���tua�l��n�
Seminar Registration
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND THE ENVIRONMENT
$20.00/person
Name
Company/Organization
Address
City/State/Zip Phone
Enclosed is my check for $
Make Check payabie to EDAM and mail to: EDAM
One Appletree Square,Suite 201
Bioomington,MN 55425 .
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- 3535 VADNAIS CENTER DRNE,200 SEH CENTER,ST.PAUL,MN 55110 612 490-2000 800 325-2055
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TO: John Miller,
Economic Development Coordinator
�. FROM: David F. Simons, P.E.
DATE: May 12, 1993
RE: Rosemount, Minnesota
Business Park Feasibility Study - Phase I
� Project Update
SEH File No: 93164.01
� The purpose of this memorandum is to provide you with an update on the Feasibility
Study for Phase I of the Business Park. Since the April 20, 1993, Port Authority meeting,
we have made significant progress on the study. However, there are some details of the
study which remain to be completed. This will be done as soon as meetings with Dakota
� County and CMC can be scheduled to discuss access and drainage issues.
The following tasks have been completed since our last update to the Port Authority:
• Street designs, including horizontal and vertical alignment, street width and pavement
designs.
� • Lighting and landscaping designs.
• Drawings showing the proposed improvements.
• Detailed cost estimates for the proposed improvements.
� Copies of the drawings are attached. Drawing No. 1 shows the general location of Phase
I of the Business Park. Drawing No. 2 shows cross sections through the roadways
including width and pavement dimensions. Drawing No. 3 is an overall drawing of the
proposed improvements.
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SHORT ELLIOTT
, HENDRICKSON INC. MINNEAPOLIS,MN SI CLOUD,MN CHIPPEWA FALLS, WI MADISON, WI
�" Memorandum
May 12, 1993 :
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� We have also attached copies of the detailed cost estimates. A summary of these costs is
shown below:
Item Estimated Cost
* Sanitary Sewer $ 300,000
Watermain 244,000
Storm Sewer 390,000
Street 356,000
� Street Lighting 70,000
Landscaping 53,000
CSAH 42 Improvements 87,000
Estimated Total Cost $1,500,000
� The costs listed above are based on 1993 bid prices and include 10°Io construction
contingencies and 30% miscellaneous overhead expenses. Land acquisition costs are not
included.
Based on a gross area of 51.0 acres and 71ots in Phase I, the estimated total cost can be
� broken down as follows:
• Cost per Gross Acre - $29,412
• Cost per Square Foot - $0.68 �
� • Average Cost per Lot - $214,286
• Avera�ge Lot Size - 7.2 Acres
As indicated earlier, there are several issues which have not been resolved at this time:
� Since our last discussion, we have learned that the County may change CSAH
� 42 from a Minor Arterial designation to a Principal Arterial designahon. If this
occurs, the County may deny our request for an access on CSAH 42 between
STH 3 and Biscayne Avenue,even though they have previously agreed to the
access.We have sent the County updated copies of our drawings and requested
� that they consider the access issue at their May 24, 1993,County Plat
Commission meeting.
� We have not been able to schedule a meeting with representatives of the CMC
property to discuss how the drainage issue on the two sides of CSAH 42 will be
� resolved. We will continue to work with representatives of CMC to obtain a
consensus on the drainage issue.
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� Memorandum
May 12, 1993
Page 3
� • Phase I of the Business Park is outside the current MUSA,but is included in the
proposed MUSA expansion which is under review by the Metropolitan
Council and the MWCC The City was notified on Apri127, 1993, that the
Metropolitan Council has requested an extension of their review period until
� September 22, 1993. Assuming that the Port Authority goes ahead with the
construction of Phase I,the schedule would have tao be pushed back to the Fall
of 1993, or the Spring of 1994.
If you have any questions on this information, feel free to call. I will plan on attending the
� May 17th Port Authority meeting to present this update and answer any questions.
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Estimate of Cost
Sanitary Sewer
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Est. Unit
Description Unit Q_ty_ Price Amount
10" DIP Sanitary Sewer,
�, 20'-25' Deep L.E 250 $42.00 $10,500
10" DIP Sanitary Sewer,
25'-30' Deep L:F. 500 51.00 25,500
12" DIP Sanitary Sewer,
� 10'-15' Deep L.F. 200 26.00 5,200
12" DIP Sanitary Sewer,
15'-20' Deep L.R 75 32.00 2,400
12" DIP Sanitary Sewer,
� 20'-25' Deep L.F. 35 34.00 1,190
18" DIP Sanitary Sewer,
25'-30' Deep L.F. 750 59.00 44,250
21" RCP Sanitary Sewer,
� 20'-25' Deep L.F. 45 57.00 2,565
21" RCP Sanitary Sewer,
25'-30' Deep L.F. 1,062 65.00 69,030
Excess Depth Manhole L.F. 234 65.00 15,210
� Standard Manhole 10' Deep Each 18 1,200.00 21,600
8" DIP Risers L.F. 240 14.00 3,360
8" DIP Service L.F. 240 14.00 3,3b0 ,
� Cut in 8" DIP on 21" RCP Each 4 300.00 1,200
Ductile Iron Fittings Lbs. 2,415 1.50 3,623
Connect to Ex. Sanitary Sewer Each 1 300.00 300
Granular Pipe Foundation Ton 50 4.50 225
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Replacement Backfill Ton 100 4.50 450
Subtotal $209,9b3
Plus 10% Contingencies 21,037
Estimated Construction Cost $231,000
i Plus 30% Overhead and Engineering 69,000
Total Estimated Cost $300,000
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Watermain
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Est. Unit
Description Unit C�tk. Price Am n
� 16" DIP Watermain L.F. 1,060 $35.00 $37,100
12" DIP Watermain L.F. 2,520 28.00 70,560
6" DIP Servi�es & Hydrant Leads L.F. 1,155 13.00 15,015
f 16" Butterfly Valve & Box Each 3 1,500.00 4,500
12" Butterfly Valve &•Box Each 4 1,100.00 4,400
6" Gate Valve & Box Each 26 400.00 10,400
� Ducrile Iron Fittings Lb. 10,315 1.50 15,473
Insulation Bd. Ft. 25b 1.50 384
Connect to Existing Watermain Each 1 300.00 300
Granular Pipe Foundation Ton 50 4.50 225
S Replacement Backfill Ton 100 4.50 450
Subtotal $170,807
Plus 10% Contingencies 17,193
Estimated Construction Cost $188,000
♦ Plus 30% Overhead and Engineering 56,000
Total Estimated Cost $244,000
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Estimate of Cost
Storm Sewer
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Description Uni Qt�. Price Amo n
� 12" RCP Storm Sewer L.F. 750 $19.00 $14,250
15" RCP Storm Sewer L.R 339 22.00 7,458
18" RCP Storm Sewer L.F. 73 24.00 1,752
� 24" RCP Storm Sewer L.F. 50 30.00 1,500
27" RCP Storm Sewer L.R 1,500 40.00 60,000
36" RCP Storm Sewer L.F. 1,406 65.00 91,390
` 15" Apron w/Trash Guard
and Riprap Each 1 1,500.D0 1,500
24" Apron w/Trash Guard
and Riprap Each 1 1,725.00 1,725
' � 36" Apron w/Trash Guard
and Riprap Each 1 2,400.00 2,400
Manhole,Type B L.F. 20 150.00 3,000
Manhole, Type C L.F. 121 200.00 24,200 �
� Manhole,Type D L.F. 110 225.00 24,750
Manhole,Type E L.F. 25 300.00 7,500
Catch Basin,Type X L.F. 55 130.00 7,150
+ Catch Basin, Type Y L.F. 15 150.00 2,250
Manhole Casting Each 23 200.00 4,600
Catch Basin Casting Each 14 225.00 3,150
Straw Bales Each 50 6.00 300
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Silt Fence L.F. 6,740 2.00 13,480
Subtotal $272,355
Plus 10% Contingencies 27,645
Estimated Construction Cost $300,000
� Plus 30% Overhead and Engineering 90,000
Total Estimated Cost $390,000
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Estimate of Cost
Street
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Est. Unit
Description Uni C�.yt .. Price Am r�
� Mobilization L.S. 1 $10,000.00 $10,000
Aggregate Base,CL 5 Ton 575 10.00 5,751.00
Type 41 Wearing Course Mixture Ton 1,544 21.00 32,424
• Type 31 Base Course Mixture Ton 1,853 22.00 40,766.00
Bituminous Tack Coat Gal. 562 1.00 562
Bb18 Curb and Gutter L.F. 6,724 7.25 48,749
t � 6" Concrete Sidewalk S.R `15,504 1.90 29,458 �c
Common Excavation (LV) C.Y. 35,271 1.75 61,724
Traffic Control L.S. ' 1 5,000.00 5,000
Test Rolling R.S. 25 25.00 625
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Subgrade Preparation R.S. '� 25 100.00 2,500
Temp. Construction Entrance R.S. 14 100.00 1,400
Permanent Barricades L.F. 32 28.00 896 '
+� Street Name Signs Each 2 250.00 500
2" Nonmetallic Conduit L.F. 300 6.00 1,800
Signing L.S. 1 2,500.00 2,500
i Striping L.S. 1 4,000.00 4,000
Subtotal $248,655
Plus 10% Contingencies 25,345
Estimated Construction Cost $274,000
Plus 30% Overhead and Engineering 82,000
S Total Estimated Cost $356,000
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Estimate of Cost
Sfreet Lighting
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Est. Unit
Descri�tion Unit C�k. Price Amount
� Primary Feed Point w/Cable Each 2 $3,485.00 $6,970
Secondary Cable L.F. 2,300 1.75 4,025
Single Arm Lighting Unit Each 7 1,931 13,517
• Double Arrn Lighting Unit Each 5 2,300 11,500
NSP Maintenance and
Operating Fee L.S. 1 12,892 12,892
Subtotal $48,904
� Plus 10% Contingencies 5,096
Estimated Construction Cost $54,000
Plus 30% Overhead and Engineering 16,000
Total Estimated Cost $70,000
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Landscaping .
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Description Unit tC�. Pric Amount
� Clearing and Grubbing Each 6 $100.00 $600
Stone Entrance Monument L.S. 1 6,000.00 6,000
2" Caliper Deciduous Trees Each 20 300.00 6,000
� 6' Height Coniferous Trees Each 20 300.00 6,000
18" Height Shrubbery Each 50 25.00 1,250
Topsoil and Sod S.Y. 7,300 2.00 14,600
! Topsoil and Seed Acre 1.5 1,1Q0.00 1,650
Mulch w/Disk Anchoring Acre 1.5 700.Q0 1,050
Subtotal $37,150
Plus 10% Contingencies 3,850
` Estimated Construction Cost $41,000
Plus 30% Overhead and Engineering 1,200
Total Estimated Cost $53,000
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CSAH 42 Improvements
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Description Unit C�tk. Price Amount
� Type 41 Wearing Course Mixture Ton 333 $21.00 $6,993
Type 31 Base Course-Mixture Ton 399 22.00 8,778
Aggregate Base, Cl. 5 Ton 1,053 10.00 10,530
` Bituminous Tack Coat GaL 121 1.00 121
Topsoil and Sod S.Y. 1,278 2.00 2,556
Common Excavation (LV) C.Y. 1,400 3.00 4,200
! Granular Borrow (LU) C.Y. 2,400 4.50 10,800
Traffic Control L.S. 1 4,000.00 4,000
Signing L.S. 1 900.00 900
Striping L.S. 1 1,200.00 1,200
� Conduit for Future Signals L.S. 1 4,000.00 4,000
Subtotal $61,111
Plus 10% Contingencies 5,889
Estimated Construction Cost $67,000
i Plus 30% Overhead and Engineering 20,000
Total Estimated Cost $87,000
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